Encouraged by local pension reform measures adopted by voters in San Jose and San Diego, LA Neighbors United is developing a reform proposal for Los Angeles.
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LA is undertaking the most significant revisions to its zoning code since
1946. About a dozen different ordinances are on the table, with
the potential to dramatically affect our neighborhoods and tens
of thousands of buildings over time....
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LA faces significant deferred sidewalk infrastructure repairs,
including street tree maintenance. What’s the city’s plan to address
the problem and mounting liability across our neighborhoods?
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The LA River runs 51 miles from the mountains to the sea, including 32 miles in LA City. We envision a revitalized river with recreational access, a sustainable watershed, natural habitat and enlightened economic development.
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We all want NFL football back in Los Angeles, but at what cost? Here are
some of the issues confronting the city as it considers a professional
football stadium downtown.
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Better planning is the key to preserving and enhancing our “City of Neighborhoods.”
A variety of issues are on the city’s public policy plate.
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